UK Eviction Specialists

Facing issues with tenants or unpaid rent? Our experienced solicitors help landlords reclaim property with expert eviction support, legal compliance, and fast action—nationwide.

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Difficult Tenants

Specialist landlord solicitors helping you deal with difficult tenants. We assist with rent arrears, anti-social behaviour, and property damage using Section 8 and Section 21 eviction notices, ensuring lawful and effective tenant removal.

Fast Evictions

Need a quick eviction process? Our experienced legal team provides urgent eviction services to help landlords regain possession of their property with minimal delays and full compliance with UK housing law.

Transparent Legal Fees

We offer clear, upfront pricing on all eviction-related legal services. From initial notice to court representation, our cost-effective solutions ensure peace of mind with no hidden charges or surprises.

Why Us

Why Choose Us

With several years of experience, we have helped countless landlords across the UK successfully resolve their tenancy disputes. Our expertise, efficiency, and client-focused approach ensure you're always in safe hands.

  • Fast and effective eviction services
  • Experienced legal professionals
  • Transparent pricing and process
  • Dedicated support throughout the case

Our Services

Eviction Notices
Eviction Notices Support
Notice Drafting & Service
Notice Drafting & Service
Court Representation
Court Representation
Legal Advice
Legal Advice & Actions
Bailiff Eviction Enforcement
Bailiff Eviction Enforcement
Rent Arrears Recovery
Rent Arrears Recovery
Section 8 Evictions (With Grounds)
Section 8 Evictions (With Grounds)
Section 21 Evictions (No-Fault)
Section 21 Evictions (No-Fault)

What Our Clients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

The eviction process involves serving a notice, applying to the court, and, if necessary, enforcement through bailiffs.

The time can vary, but on average it can take between 6 to 12 weeks depending on the situation and court timelines.

In most cases, a court order is required. Evicting a tenant without one could be considered an illegal eviction.

We guide landlords through valid legal grounds for eviction, such as rent arrears, property damage, breach of tenancy agreement, or using Section 8 or Section 21 notices.

Section 21 is a “no-fault” notice used when you simply want the property back. Section 8 is used when tenants breach their agreement, like not paying rent or causing damage.

While having a solicitor ensures all procedures are followed correctly, avoiding costly delays and increasing your chance of a successful outcome.

Yes, we handle court proceedings and bailiff applications when tenants do not vacate after receiving notice, ensuring your legal rights are enforced.

We offer transparent, fixed-fee services with no hidden costs. Our pricing depends on the complexity of the case and the stage of the eviction process.